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Lost in the jungle
'Exotic vibe' would be an understatement when describing this immersive powder room featuring The Inside kingfisher wallpaper
Roll out the stone
Here, Trastevere Moka Natural tiles feature on the surfaces of the shower stall and continue out onto the bathroom's other walls and the floor
Tall and good looking
This G.J. Gardner showhome exudes refinement right from the street – on entering, the family home's spacious, open interiors are all about lifestyle
Quiet performer
While a floor-to-ceiling wall of warm wood cabinetry hides design issues for this penthouse kitchen, the scullery continues off to one side in understated fashion
Fiery divide
A limestone-surround fireplace – one of two in this interior – divides lounge and kitchen in this surprising, art/sculpture focussed new home
Balanced menu
For this expansive living space, dark wall treatments and a refined wood dining table balance the crisp dramatic black and stone kitchen
Run outdoors and play
In this family-friendly design, the children are encouraged to use the backyard as an extension of the interiors and as a more direct path to access the heart of the home
Thoroughly modern makeover
This bold kitchen sits well in its classic villa environment – industrial strength ventilation is downplayed while displayed plants are also discreetly housed
Vibrance of Mexico
Mexican mosaics acquired during the owners' time abroad make for a leading feature in this colourful bathroom sanctuary
Experience of place
A new garden pavilion and a penthouse suite together with natural, crafted interiors help this house celebrate natural connections to its Table Mountain setting
Natural echo
This low-upkeep landscaping project reflects on the clean-lined home it extends from, stepping down to accommodate spa and then lawn
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